Parliaments Debates and Press Highlights Chronicle
The True Sun publishes eleven columns of Parliament’s day’s proceedings across three editions, covering the Law of Libel debate, Pensions, and Lord Althorp. Extragss Epions from Tarz Son praise Chancellor of the Exchequer’s Budget reports and notable speakers, urging proprietors’ continued support.
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House of Commons
O’ Connell
Mr. Harvey
Lord Althorp
Tarz Son
Robinson
Cobbett
R. Peel
O'Connell
Hume
Marquis of Chandos
C. Fergusson
S. Whalley
French disturbances and tariff objections in new papers
This morning's summary cites Lyons workman disturbances with limited unrest despite concessions. Bordeaux and Havre merchants resent the Customs tariff bill, calling meetings. The Committee of Supply will not recommend pensions before a Pension List revision. General Lafayette is recovering from illness. Paris correspondence noted.
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Lyons
Bordeaux
Havre
Committee of Supply
General Lafayette
Paris
Debate on Tithes Commutation and Agricultural Impact
In a Commons discussion on tithe commutation, Mr Cossett argues petitions are vague and that tithes, not their absence, hinder agricultural progress. He recalls historic improvements like drill husbandry and bone meal use, noting tithe strictness acts as a ten percent tax on labor and reduces land reclamation unless market prices rise.
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House of Commons
Cossett
Mr. Cossett
England
EES
Westminster
Prince’s Head
Prince’s Street
Robson
Court of Burgesses
Tithes and land values in the tax debate
The article argues tithes burden laborers and hinder subsistence while taxes adapt to state needs. It notes tithe-free land makes half UK land untaxed and asserts abolition would raise rents for tithe owners, suggesting commutation should fall on landowners who gain from higher land values.
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United Kingdom
Repeal of the Union debate in the House of Commons
The Irish repeal push dominates Commons discussion with Feargus O Connor leading a petition and asserting the Union harms Irish farmers markets and pricing. Sir H Verney cautions repeal would damage Ireland’s markets. O Connor, O Connell and Grattan argue for repeal as justice for Ireland, while editors warn of impending separation and press control under new French law.
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House of Commons
Fearcus O’connor
O'Connor
Ireland
England
Mr. O.C
London
H. Verney
Hear
Dublin
Ministerial Chronicle
Sir H. Verney
Pryme
O’connell
Cork
Poutett Thomson
F. O’connor
H. Grattan
O'Connell
Mr. O'C
France
America
Rebellion’s Quiet Beauty Remains in July Revolution
The passage argues that the French public misreads fatigue as indifference. It warns the July Revolution has not faded into ugliness, and its enduring allure may still be found. Revisions and turmoil are not yet fully spent.
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Malier Formosa
Leeds Election Sparks Whig Tory Rivalry and Pension Debate
The Leeds election yielded near equal support for Whigs and Tories, with radicals unconcerned. The Pension List issue dominates reformists and ministers, exposing alleged abuses of power and prompting calls for inquiry and legal reform. O'Conner moves to amend libel law. government’s stance faces scrutiny amid political maneuvering and resignations.
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Leeds
O'Conner
O’conne
True Sun Daily Review: Knight’s soldier tale of Oporto and Waterloo
A critical notice reviews Corporal Knight’s memoirs of the British Brigade actions in Portugal and Holland. It summarizes vivid scenes from foraging and battle, notes Knight’s jovial yet hard fighting character, and comments on the book’s portrayal of war and English soldiers.
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Oporto
Holland
Waterloo
Portugal
Order of the Tower and Sword
Donna Maria
95Th Rifle Brigade
Effingham Wilson
Order of the Tower and the Sword
Toby
Pedro I
Duke of
Braganza
Don Miguel
England
Deal Castle
62D
Fleurus
Opertu
Leslie
Weill
Witacy
Vnii
John Milley Doyle
Knight
I. Ee
Paris Dispatch on Press Freedom and French Politics
From Paris, 17 1884 report on the press visa fight and Doctrinaire politics. Debates over censorship and the police visa clash with Vaillant's street sale of Pilori. Army budget standoff, unrest in Lyons, and concerns over ministerial promises and finances. Also notes on Lafayette, Carnival limits, Spain, and potential viceroy rumors in Algiers.
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Comte de Mont Lesier
Heror
de Cazes
Duc“ de “Cazes
Chamber of Deputies
House of Peers
Promige
Soult
M. Vaillant
M. Gisquet
Tre
France
Monsieur Vaillant
Place de la Bourse
Dulong
Dupont
de Eure
Palace Royal Theatre
Park
Peel
Lafayette
Pere la Chiltes
Lyons
la Belle France
Gazette de Metz
Feégneell
Spain
M. ‘de St. Aulaire
Decazes
Zea
Martinez Ett
Duchess of Berry
de la Rosa
Llander
Aguado
Rothschild
Paris
Duc de Nemours
Algiers
Duc d’Orleans
Gramme
Taro
Hotel de la Ville
Meetings of creditors BASINGHALL STREET TOMORROW
Notices list creditors including T B Ferrera and L J Mackintosh of Copthall Court stock brokers G A Brown at Dockhend Shad Thames baker H Peacock Leather Lane potato dealer T Cannon Edward Street Portman Square tailor J Beaseley Maidenhead upholsterer P Wright High Street St Giles bookseller J O Robinson Waterloo Place Pall Mall bookseller and others.
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Basinghall-Strret
T.B. Ferrera
L.J. Mackintosh
Copthall-ct
Stock-Brok
G. A. Brown
Dockhend
Shad-Thames
Baker
Bivedands
H. Peacock
Leather-lane
T. Cannon
Edward-street
Portman-square
J. Beaseley
Maidenhead
Berkshire
P, Wright
Highstreet
St. Giles's
J. O. Robinson
Waterloo-place
Pall-mall
Ce Renene
Obituary notices and birth announcements from London area
The column lists multiple brief notices of deaths births and marriages across 17th to 18th inst moments. Names include Mrs Gough of Hackney Road and Mrs Barker of Geware Road with daughters. John Lee MP of Dillington noted. Deola Glamorganshire and City of Wells connections appear. Also mentions Forster Boars residence in Islington and Elizabeth Hodgkin of Grest Hane aged around 70.
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Woburn-square
Ealloch S
Hackney-road
E. H. Gough
Ife
Geware-Road
E. Barker
St. George's
Hanover
London
John Lee Lee
Dillington
So Vaugier
Letty
Jone Ave
Deola
Glamorganshire
Ana Hag
Islington
Forster
Harley-street
Elizabeth Hodgkin
Grest Vo Ieatin
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